• This scooter uses a lithium-ion battery.

• During riding, press the brake or release the accelerator to the coast, then the energy recovery function will be enabled and part of the kinetic energy will be converted into electrical energy for storage and reuse. The energy recovery function can extend the battery life and provide a braking effect. It is recommended to start with a low level of energy recovery intensity when riding the scooter for the first time.
  To set the energy recovery intensity, connect the scooter to the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app, and scroll down to the bottom of the scooter's plugin. The energy recovery intensity is set to low by default, and you can adjust the intensity among low, medium, and high.

• The general range of Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Pro (2nd Gen) is approx. 60 km. General range: Measured when there is no wind and at 25°C, and the scooter is fully charged to ride at a constant speed of 15 km/h in the standard mode on a flat surface with a load of 75 kg. The actual range will vary depending on the load, ambient temperature, wind speed, road surface, tire pressure, battery charging cycles, riding mode, and operating habits of the user, such as rapid acceleration or deceleration.

• Press the power button twice to cycle through the riding modes. The maximum speed for walking mode is 6 km/h, for standard mode (D) is 20 km/h, and for sport mode (S) is 25 km/h. Do not cycle through the riding modes when riding the scooter.Note: If the local regulations and laws have different provisions on the maximum speed, the local regulations and laws will prevail.
  

• In daily use, try to avoid completely depleting the battery. Charge it as often as possible instead, to extend the battery's service life. In addition, the battery performs better when used within a normal temperature range. If used in environments with temperatures below 0‎‎ degrees centigrade, the battery life and performance will be reduced. Typically, if used at -20‎ degrees centigrade, the range may be only half or less than that of room temperature. Avoid using the scooter in environments with temperatures below 0‎degrees centigrade or above 45 ‎degrees centigrade. Avoid storing it in environments with temperatures below -20 ‎degrees centigrade or above 50‎ degrees centigrade. If you do not plan to use the scooter for more than 30 days, please charge the battery to about 80% and store it in a cool, dry place. Fully charge the battery every 1–2 months, to extend its service life.
  Note: 

If the battery is not charged in time, it will likely cause irreparable damage to the battery due to over-discharge. Damage caused by over-discharging due to a lack of charging for a long period will void the warranty of the battery.

• 1. Remove the tire valve cap, and connect the pump and the valve securely together;
  2. Inflate the tire;
  3. Remove the pump and install the tire valve cap.
  The recommended tire pressure for front and back tires is 45–50 psi. It is also recommended to check the tire pressure every month.

• The scooter uses tubeless tires, and there will be a certain amount of pressure loss during storage and use.
  Note: 

Riding your scooter with low tire pressure can speed up tire wear, and even pose the risk of a puncture. It is recommended to check the tire pressure every month and keep it between 45–50 psi. Do not ride the scooter with irregular tire pressure.

• When the blinking red wrench icon appears on the control panel, it indicates that the scooter has an issue. The following ways can help you determine:
  Method 1: When the scooter has an issue, the speedometer displays an error code;
  Method 2: When an error occurs, the buzzer will sound in a 3-second cycle and ring 5 times every cycle.

• Possible reasons:
  1. Power adapter error: Connect the power adapter to power but do not connect it to the scooter. Check the LED indicator of the power adapter, if it turns red or does not turn on (green is normal), then the power adapter needs to be replaced;
  2. Battery over-discharge: If the scooter has not been used for a long time and has not been charged, the battery has likely over-discharged;
  Contact the after-sales service team if the above issues occur.
  3. Irregular temperature: If the battery temperature is too high or too low, the thermometer icon will be on. In this case, the scooter cannot be charged. Charge the scooter after its battery temperature returns to the normal operating range.
  

• Lift the quick-release lever lock, and pull the quick-release lever outwards to pop the bottom folding hook out.

• The control panel will dim if the lights on the scooter are on and return to the normal brightness when the lights are off.

• Before adjusting, make sure the scooter is turned off and not charging. When the brake is too tight or too loose, it is recommended to refer to the following methods to adjust the brake for an optimal experience.Tool: 14 mm T-handle socket wrench (the tool needs to be prepared by the user).When the brake is too tight, use the tool to turn the nut on the screw rod counterclockwise, to slightly shorten the brake cable's exposed bottom part. When the brake is too loose, use the tool to turn the nut on the screw rod clockwise, to slightly lengthen the brake cable's exposed bottom part.A: To connect to the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app, you need to scan the QR code unique to your scooter which can be acquired via the following methods:

1. Open the scooter's plugin in the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app, then go to More functions >> Settings >> Scooter QR code to view and save the screenshot of the code;

2. You can also find the scooter's QR code on the labels attached to the control panel and to the right side of the deck, as well as on the back cover of the user manual.

•  The lithium-ion battery has reduced activity and delayed reaction in winter. To avoid irreparable damage to the battery cell caused by low temperature, BMS will enable low-temperature protection and the thermometer icon on the control panel will light up. This will result in reduced acceleration and possibly charging issues for the scooter. Since low-temperature weather leads to the reduced activity of the lithium-ion battery and changed tire pressure, together with the impact of wind speed and heavy clothes worn by riders, the scooter's energy consumption will accelerate and its battery life will decrease as well.

• If the thermometer icon lights up, it means the battery temperature is too high or too low. This will result in reduced acceleration and possibly charging issues for the scooter, and you may not be able to ride the scooter. Use or charge the scooter after its battery temperature returns to the normal operating range.